PiracyIntel

Risk

Takedown queue

Impact-ranked targets for enforcement effort.

Controls
Time range
Plans
Console and Enterprise
Used by
Content protection

Takedown queue

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample
MarketWorldwideBrazilDemand, watchers
  1. 1Obsession2026 · Tea Shop Productions339K
  2. 2Avatar: The Last Airbender2024 · Nickelodeon Productions332K
  3. 3The Sheep Detectives2026 · Working Title Films332K
  4. 4Game of Thrones2011 · Revolution Sun Studios329K
  5. 5Midsomer Murders1997 · Bentley Productions323K
  6. 6Shameless2011 · John Wells Productions316K
  7. 7Backrooms2026 · Atomic Monster313K
  8. 8Law & Order1990 · Wolf Entertainment312K
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What it answers

Where enforcement effort goes first: targets ranked by the demand they carry, not by the count of links.

How to read it

One row per title and market, ranked by watchers in the window and weighted by source stage and velocity. The score is impact: what removing the copy would take out of circulation. Work from the top.

On the page

  • Time range applies.
  • Filters: studio, genre, market, source stage, band.
  • Columns: title, market, watchers, source stage, impact, status.
  • Export the queue as CSV for the enforcement vendor.

Tips

Compare the top of the queue with what the vendor sent last week. The difference is the effort spent where the demand was not.

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